Sentence examples for bound by a set from inspiring English sources

The focus of his argument, which he routinely laid out over family dinners, was that cars are bound by a set of safety and crash rules, none of which motorcycles are required to abide by, and that was simply illogical.

The committee's proposals, which American bishops will vote on next week at a meeting in Dallas, would mark the first time that the nation's 194 Roman Catholic dioceses have been bound by a set of uniform procedures for handling such cases.

But for Internet service providers, telephone lines are easier to gain access to, because telephone companies, operating as common carriers and bound by a set of regulations separate from that of cable companies, are forbidden to exclude rival Internet service providers.

Graduate Students are also bound by a set of university-wide policies that are applicable to all academic communities within Duke.

The next day, he summoned up American rugged individualism in its defense, saying: "The rugged individualism that defines America has always been bound by a set of shared values; an enduring sense that we are in this together.

Despite being an arena of fierce political combat, the Commons also remains something of a club where all its members - whichever party they represent - are bound by a set of common rules and privileges and defend their interests with a hawk-like intensity.

Mr. Bobrick points out that the King James Bible, along with its predecessors, helped create a nation, bound by a shared set of words and meanings.

Unlike a conventional broker, the administrator would just transact trades, not offer advice, and be bound by a specific set of instructions to maintain the portfolio.

A single K+ ion is bound by a conserved set of amino acids (among Cx46/50 orthologues), coordinated by the side-chain carboxylate of Glu62 and backbone carbonyls of Gln49, Ser50 and Phe52 (identical in Cx46 and Cx50).

She also asked that compounders be bound by a uniform set of federal safety procedures, and that, like large drug manufacturers, they be required to report any problems with their products.

An advantage of the methodology developed in this work is that it gives more possibilities of finding an acceptable simplification of the optimisation problem, as the methodology is not bound by a certain set of thermodynamic rules or specific mathematical form of the relations in the models.